The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-05-19
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gan is dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. James T. Singleton had severe
attack of vertigo last Saturday morning.
Col w. @. Keith, Of Walhalla, was in
town last week OH professional business
Court bonvenes at this place the first
Monday in June, Judge Aldtich presid-
Ing.
w. T. McFell has fourteen fingered
grain cradle that beats anything in that
line we have yet seen,
Phillip Hunter caught sucker in
\ Twelve Mile River last Week weighing
pound and a-half.
,sa The South Cnrolihn Press, Association
has been called to meet in Charleston on
the I'd day of June next.
sS6 Hattie, four year old daughter of Mr..
Matthias Richardson, of Anderson Coun-
ty, died on the 9th inst.
Waddy Graveley WIS before the Com
missioner last Monday on a charge of
setailihg. He was held for court.
al Miss Rosa Lee Hicks, daughter of
James Hicks, of Pelzer, died on the 5th
inst, at the age of seventeen.
Mr.. M. Baxter Clinkscale, promi-
hent young lawyer, of Anderson, died
bn the 9Th instant of pneumonia.
Miss Mamie Miller, one OF Greenville's
most beautiful and lovely daughters, Wis.,
tted Capt. FL G. Grady's family last
week.
Mr.. s. G. Mayfed, Of Greenville, with
several others, was admitted into the lie
gal fraternity by the Supreme Court last
week.
The sernaders have been treating the
citizens TO some delightful songs, and
causing some of them to dream dreams
of fairy lands,
Mr.. Thomas Welborn, says his old ter
races made last year, stood the rain all
right, but some of the new ones were
swept away.
Mrs. w. K. Boggs last week visited
relatives and friends in Pickelis. She
has one of the prettiest little daughters we
have ever eeen.
Mr.. r. A. Child went to Seneca last
Tuesday to persuade the oity fathers of
that place, to refuse license for the
sale of whiskey.
Rev. D. D. Byars preached in the
Methodist church at this place last Sab
bath. He will be with us again on the
3D. Sabbath iii june.
The School Commissioner has discov-
cred lead mine in this county. II he
should resign who will take his place9
Don't all speak at onoo.
Col. J. T.. Hngood, OF Charleston, is
In Pickepa for few dnys. Thoug II his
health is not altogether as good as usual,
still he is full of life and energy.
The ordinance OF the Lords Supper
will be administered in tho Presbyterian
church at this place next Sabbath. Ser
vice the day before at II o'coek.
Mr.. Jerre Looper sent iis last Batur-
day branch from one of his peach trees
well filled with a second crop of blooms
and peaches, the first having been killed
by the frost.
Our most hearty thanks are due Mas
ter Toomer Richey for the first mess of
fine Irish potatoes. They were the best
we,have seen this season. woomer has
the best garden in town.
A debating society in Anderson Coun-
ty has taken hold of the prohibition
question. The subject will be thorough
iy ventilated on the 29th inst. at Mt.
Tabor church.
On the 18th instant the passenger
train which is due at Easley from Allan
ia at 2.1G p m. was delayed about five
hours, by ah accident to freight train
below Gainesville. No one was injured
1t is made the special duty of the
County Commissioners to prosecute Gov
ernment distillers, who violate the law
against retailing. rhe least fine is two
hundred dollars, and one half OF that
goes to the informer.
One Of our iieighbors found a very
large turkey in the woods few days
ago, which had 80 recently departed this
life by some means. that he could not
resist the temptation to lave it cooked
for his dinner the next day.
Mr.. J. Fl. G. Mcdaniel five miles west
Of Pioleus, and Mr.. j. r. Anthony five
miles east Of Pickens, report their farms
badly washed by the rains on the 10th
inst. Each thinks there must have been
water spout on his farm,
Reports Of danaaea hY hnil last week.